ANXIETY is linked to an increased risk of dementia, a new study suggests.
Researchers found those with the common mental health condition under the age of 70 were far more likely to be diagnosed with the brain-robbing disease in later life than those without.
GettyTreating anxiety under the age of 70 could lower your chances of dementia, scientists suggest[/caption]But if anxiety was considered resolved, participants were no more likely to develop dementia than those who had never had it.